Book, Chapter

 1    1,  3|         brought me to her own bed chamber; whereas I poore miser the
 2    1,  5| Aristomenus slept together in one Chamber, and how they were handled
 3    1,  5|     barred fast the doores of the chamber, and put my bed behinde
 4    1,  5|         alas, behold suddenly the chamber doores brake open, and locks,
 5    1,  5|       found murthered here in the chamber? To whom shall I seeme to
 6    1,  5|        Wherefore I returned to my chamber, and there devised with
 7    1,  6|        lodging, and behold yonder chamber is at your commaundement,
 8    1,  6|        Gentlemans packet into the chamber, and lay it up safely, and
 9    1,  7|           things brought into the Chamber, I walked towards the Baines;
10    1,  7|          meat, and so got into my chamber. Then came Fotis immediately
11    1,  7|         so he brought me into his chamber, where hee sate him downe
12    1,  7|       suffered me to depart to my chamber. So scaped I at length from
13    1,  7|         talke, I returned into my chamber, and there betooke me to
14    2,  8|      bringeth you gently into thy chamber, and tenderly layeth thee
15    2, 10|          rose up and went unto my chamber, where I found all things
16    2, 10|       removed far off without the chamber doore. The table was all
17    2, 10|          my head, and bespred the chamber with the residue. Which
18    2, 11|         then he brought me into a chamber somewhat darke, and shewed
19    2, 11|       arose and brought me into a chamber whereas the corps lay covered
20    2, 11|          had done they closed the chamber doore and departed. Now
21    2, 11|         crept in a Wesel into the chamber, and she came against me
22    2, 11|       enchantresses came into the chamber to spoyle mee of my limbes,
23    2, 11|         king Gerion, I went to my chamber and layd me down to sleep.~
24    3, 14|           license to depart to my Chamber, and so I went to bed.~
25    3, 15|          to sleepe, came into the chamber, not as shee was wont to
26    3, 15|         shee might first shut the chamber doore, least by the untemperance
27    3, 16|         led me softly into a high chamber, and bid me look thorow
28    3, 16|          spoken she went into the chamber and took a box out of the
29    4, 19|       done, he ran up to the high chamber and called every one of
30    4, 19|            he went up into a high chamber, where hee should first
31    4, 20|           not quayle and keep his chamber especially in the night?
32    4, 21|       under one roofe, and in one chamber, and at length by promise
33    4, 21|          away, but brake into the chamber where I was, and violently
34    4, 21|          of our house, out of our chamber, and out of my bed, and
35    4, 22|        wherefore goe you into the chamber, and repose your selfe upon
36    4, 22|        part of the hanging of the chamber, and finely dissembling
37    4, 22|           gotten into his mothers chamber and there bewailed the sorrowful
38    4, 22|          departed and went to her chamber, where she found her son
39    4, 22|           a great rage out of her chamber.~Immediatelie as she was
40    4, 22|         closed fast in the surest chamber of the house, partly because
41    4, 22|           a sop, shee came to the chamber of Proserpina. There Psyches
42    4, 22|   secretly out at a window of the chamber where hee was enclosed,
43    5, 24|           the gate, went into the chamber, and called up every man
44    5, 27|            shee was received in a chamber honourably: as for me, Lepolemus (
45    6, 32|           got her secretly into a chamber and purposed to finish her
46    6, 32|           and doe but hisse at my chamber doore, and my nourse shall
47    6, 32|          and went straight to the chamber, where he found the nourse
48    7, 37|          by and by crept into the Chamber, where my Master intended
49    7, 37|     doores about me, and kept the chamber round, till such time as
50    7, 37|          I was thus shutte in the chamber alone, I laid me downe upon
51    7, 37|      appointed to watch about the chamber all night, reasoned with
52    7, 37|        quiet in the middle of the chamber; then they opened the doores,
53    7, 40|        would privily goe into her chamber whose face I did greatly
54    7, 41|     disguised into his mistresses Chamber. About Midnight when he
55    7, 41|        and privily ran out of the Chamber. When Myrmex had opened
56    7, 41|          him in, he went into the Chamber to his wife: In the mean
57    7, 41|           she departed out of her chamber. In the meane season, the
58    7, 41|          led the young-man to his Chamber, and closed his wife in
59    7, 41|        closed his wife in another Chamber. On the next morrow, he
60    7, 41|          to tell him, went into a chamber, where they remained a good
61    7, 41|         dead upon a rafter of the chamber, whereupon they cryed and
62    7, 43|           paire of staires into a chamber, my master crept into a
63    7, 43|         glad and came up into the chamber, and pulled me downe like
64    8, 44|        countenance, came into the chamber of his stepdame, the mother
65    8, 45|           good morsels into their Chamber for themselves. One would
66    8, 45|          when they had shut their chamber doore, and went to the bains: (
67    8, 45|          baines, and locked their chamber doore. It fortuned that
68    8, 46|   departed away and went into our Chamber, where we found the faire
69    8, 46|          closed the doores of the Chamber and departed away: within
70    8, 46|         departed away: within the Chamber were Lamps that gave a cleare
71    9, 47|    religion, went into the secret chamber of the goddesse, where they
72    9, 48|          espie comming out of his chamber: Then I saluted him, and
73    9, 48|          which then he left in my chamber, and sitting in my seate,